MSNBC: Your kids belong to the state

[fan_since79]

These people don't even try to hide their agenda anymore. It's front and center.

 

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N3qtpdSQox0&feature=player_embedded

 

 

[fan_since79]

Some more 'wisdom' from Harris-Perry:  unborn child is a "thing" which takes a "lot of money" to "turn into a human," costing thousands of dollars to care for each year.

 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvaDfnGDZsM

[HaloMagic]

These people? AKA one person who was probably never hiding anything to begin with.

I have no problem with the second clip. I agree. The first clip is bonkers, though.

[Tank]

as a parent, i'm responsible for my child's moral training, social development, and pretty much everything else.

 

the state is responsible for providing public education. 

 

the idea that my child belongs to others is reprehensible and completely frightening.

[Jason]

Doesn't it take a village?

[Jay]

as a parent, i'm responsible for my child's moral training, social development, and pretty much everything else.

 

the state is responsible for providing public education indoctrination. 

 

the idea that my child belongs to others is reprehensible and completely frightening.

[mtangelsfan]

These people? AKA one person who was probably never hiding anything to begin with.

I have no problem with the second clip. I agree. The first clip is bonkers, though.

the second statement is scientifically false.

[RallyMo]

Youtube comments are where thought goes to die.

[HaloMagic]

I obviously don't agree with "turn this thing into a human." I highly doubt she does. But I agree with the sentiment behind what she was saying.

If we spend all day looking for people saying craaaaazy things then we can easily miss the point of their statement. It's clear that you disagree with her point. But you shouldn't ignore the point simply because she used a language instrument that you didn't like. Especially when it has little to do with the actual point being made. Or nothing, as was the case here.

[mtangelsfan]

I disagree with her statement because however you spin it, it's patently false.  It would be false if I was pro-choice or pro-life.

 

It's kind of hard to take somebody's point seriously when their argument is ridiculously illogical.

[arch stanton]

I know I'm a rebel but I taught my 2 daughters how eggs get fertilized and how to prevent it from happening in the first place. Kinda like the redneck dude who shows you how to not get heartburn instead of doing something you know will cause it then trying to stop it after the fact.

[HaloMagic]

The argument that people should be able to make choices that affect their life is not ridiculously illogical.

LOL @ spin. You complain constantly about the lack of decent conversation on this forum. Then you accuse people of spinning things. Classic mt.

[mtangelsfan]

Sorry HM, I wasn't really saying you were spinning.  Just was using a phrase.  

 

Back to the conversation at hand.  Pretty much all laws regulate choices.  I would think a choice that involves the death of a human being would be worth looking at.  

[fan_since79]

Ms. Harris-Perry is probably happy her mom allowed her to turn into a human and not get dismembered in the womb.

[HaloMagic]

I bet she wouldn't have known the difference if she never turned into a human.

[fan_since79]

I bet she wouldn't have known the difference if she never turned into a human.

Putting aside the fact that she became a human at conception, she might be happy that her mother did not make the other choice. That is, if she even thinks about things like that.

[Glen]

Really?  Conception = humanity?  

[fan_since79]

Really?  Conception = humanity?  

No, it's really a frog.

[Spirit]

No, it's really a frog.

 

 

Ok ... I chuckled. 

[halobob]

Sorry HM, I wasn't really saying you were spinning.  Just was using a phrase.  

 

Back to the conversation at hand.  Pretty much all laws regulate choices.  I would think a choice that involves the death of a human being would be worth looking at.  

What human is dying?

[mtangelsfan]

What species of life is a fetus?  Of course it's human life.  

[Count Orlok]

Life begins at 30.

[Jason]

What species of life is a fetus?  Of course it's human life.  

I thought we've already concluded it was a frog.

[mtangelsfan]

I thought we've already concluded it was a frog.

 

Science!